As some of you may know, there are added restriction nowadays here in Melbourne…so walking around within 5 km of where I live is the only place I can go. Fortunately, I happened to pass this Primary school during my walking exercise, which was not lacking in play equipments, public art and seats.
So there you go…I again have a combination of challenges for this week.
Please click photo to see full image
For Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge- July Pick a Topic from Photo
This is also for Cee’s and Marsha’s Photographing Public Art Challenge- PPAC – School Public Art
Mosaic art in front of the school
Bollards that scattered all around the school, each with different designs.
Some tiles hand designed by the students.
Murals that seem like children’s artworks but then again it seems like it was professionally done.
And finally some benches and play equipments by the Primary School for Xingfumama’s Pull Up a Seat Challenge
Lovely Teresa, some great photos. Hope you are out of lockdown very soon 🤞
I sure hope so too, Ali. So tired of this already and we have something planned for the next weekend as it is my husband’s birthday weekend.
I can’t imagine we will be far behind in WA! Hope you get to your celebrations next week
Only vaccinations will help so here’s wishing better days for all of us!
Love your photos Techie.
While walking around…naligaw pa nga ako e. Haha
Sorry to hear you’re so restricted again. It does seem a bit mad to us when you have so few cases compared with here, and yet we are almost fully open! But I’m glad you found this colourful school to share with us:)
It is because there’s just a few percentage of people vaccinated in Australia unlike you who have almost all, even the younger ones having at least one jab. It is the government’s fault really. Hopefully they’ll act faster now seeing all the new cases coming up. Thanks Sarah.
That’s true, our vaccination rate has been very good – one of the few aspects of this pandemic that I feel our government has handled well.
There are things that they get right! 👍🏼
These are all terrific photos for this week. Colorful slides on playgrounds and wonderful works of art all in one post. Terrific.
Thanks Cee. It was a surprise for me too and I got excited….as I always do! 😂
What a darling playground for this week’s PPAC, Teresa! What child wouldn’t love all the color and playful art? So many cute things. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure to share, Marsha! It was a surprise that kept on coming as I walked around. But I could not go in as they may think I am an old lady stalker with a camera. Haha thanks for liking it tho.
Hahaha. That’s what my husband hates when I ask parents if I can take their child’s photo.
“They’re going to think you are a weird stalker,” he says.
“No they won’t. They will think I’m an old lady,” I tell him. Old ladies never (that I know of) molest kids. They grandmother them to death! 🙂
I’ve never been turned down.
In fact, I am not gme enough to ask unknown people. haha
As you may see on my photos, the only people I have photos of are my family.
I used to be shy as a kid. I was kind of trained to let that go. Both of my parents never knew strangers. They would talk to anyone. Both my brother and I grew into them. 🙂
That is good then. I have always been shy and my husband is too. My son is a bit but my daughter is exactly the opposite. I wonder why?
These cheerful colours and images at the playground made me smile. Thank you for sharing them.
It’s a pleasure and happy that you liked them, Natalie.
What a wonderful spot. I love all of the bright colors and art work.
Hi Teresa, Congratulations, I have chosen your fun post for our PPAC Featured Blogger Award. Very nice photography of some interesting art! Thanks for joining in. https://alwayswrite.blog/2021/07/30/ppac-7-a-day-carved-out-for-kids/
Thanks for the appreciation Marsha.
🙂
I want the snail!!
Cute isn’t it?
so very cute, not sure I’ve ever seen a snail before as part of the playground
If i see another one, I will keep you in mind haha
maybe borrow it for me!!
😂😂😂
Restrictions can bear such beautiful fruit! What a cheerful and colourful series of images! So much fabulous artwork!